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OSVoice – OpenStage 40 Page 1 of 5
Telephone Reference Guide Training Information Provided By: InfoTel Integrated Services
Telephone Reference Guide
OpenScape Voice – OpenStage 40
FAMU
NOTE: SELECT = OK on Touch Wheel
(Below icons appear on Display Screen when feature is activated)
NAVIGATION / TOUCH WHEEL OPTIONS
DURING INCOMING CALL
WHILE TELEPHONE IS RINGING
Accept – Select
OK to
Answer call via speaker
Reject – Scroll and select OK to Disconnect Incoming Call
Deflect – Scroll and select OK. Type desired destination
number and OK to Redirect incoming call
OSVoice – OpenStage 40 Page 2 of 5
Telephone Reference Guide Training Information Provided By: InfoTel Integrated Services
FEATURE
TOUCHWHEEL MENU/Button Options
ANSWERING A CALL
via Handset Speaker Button
or Headset
While telephone is ringing –Lift Handset
OR
Press the Speaker button. (Speaker LED will illuminate)
OR
Press the Headset button (Headset LED will illuminate)
(icon appears in display)
Placing a call:
NOTE: All telephones have a “hot” keypad that allows immediate dialing
without lifting receiver. This will automatically activate the SPEAKER option on
each telephone. To move a call from speaker to handset, simply lift handset.
EXTERNAL CALLS:
•Dial the 10-digit telephone number and press OK
INTERNAL CALLS:
•Dial Internal Extension number only and press OK
INTERCOM CALL (COM GROUP)
Place an intercom call to a member of your “group” using the telephone
speakers.
•Press the COM SPEAK button
•Dial the 2-digit intercom code for the individual you wish to
“intercom”
•Wait for confirmation tone and then begin speaking.
REDIAL
Enables user to select from their Redial list an internal/external number dialed
•Press the REDIAL button
•Scroll to and select the number to redial
NOTE: To return to the telephony MAIN MENU, press your
MAILBOX BUTTON
HOLD
Place a caller on hold .at your extension, retrievable only by
user. The HOLD ICON will appear in the display as the call is
holding.
KEYSETS – contain the extension number
on a sensor button
NONKEYSETS – display the extension
number on the telephone display
During a call, lightly press the HOLD button or scroll and select
Hold from menu
OR
•LIGHTLY press the EXTENSION button (if a keyset)
KEYSETS:Extension will blink to indicate HELD CALL
NONKEYSETS: The Hold Icon will appear on the display next to
caller ID
NOTE: For NON KEYSETS - Do NOT replace handset in cradle
during hold.
To take the call OFF of HOLD:
•Scroll (>) to and select RECONNECT from menu options
OR Replace the handset in cradle and answer
•KEYSETS may press the blinking extension to reconnect to caller
TRANSFER
Transfer a call to another party
* NOTE –If BLIND TRANSFER is selected, the call will immediately transfer to
desired extension
CONSULT
Consult privately with a 2nd party
CONFERENCE
Create a Quick Conference Call
(maximum of 3 parties)
•During a call, press the TRANSFER button OR select CONSULT
from the menu
OR
•Scroll to and select BLIND TRANSFER
•Dial the extension number, select OK
(If conducting a Blind Transfer, call is now transferred)
•If CONSULTING or CONFERENCING
•Announce the call
•Hang up or Scroll to and select:
oAlternate (toggles between the two calls)
oComplete Xfer (sends the call)
oConference (joins all parties)
oBlind Transfer
oHold (places current connection on Hold)
oDisconnect & Return (disconnects current
connection and returns to call being transferred)
•If the party does not answer or does not want to join:
•Scroll to and select Disconnect & Return
OSVoice – OpenStage 40 Page 3 of 5
Telephone Reference Guide Training Information Provided By: InfoTel Integrated Services
MUTE
To temporarily deactivate the microphone on thehandset orspeakerphone.
•Press the Mute button
•The light on Mute button will illuminate to ensure feature is
activated.
•To Deactivate mute, press the lit Mute button
•The light on the Mute button will deactivate
DO NOT DISTURB (DND)
Disables ringer and notifies callers that you are “unavailable”
•While telephone is idle
•Scroll > to access the menu
•Scroll to and select Don Not Disturb On
(DND icon will appear on display )
To Cancel DND:
•Scroll > to access the menu
•Scroll to and select Don Not Disturb Off
RINGER CUTOFF
To disable the RINGER but allow incoming calls
To DEACTIVATE ringer
•Press and hold the ASTERISK * button (with a bell on it) located on
the keypad for approx. 3 seconds
(A BELL ICON with a slash through it will appear in display indicating ringer is
deactivated)
To ACTIVATE ringer
•Press and hold the ASTERISK * button for approx. 3 seconds
CALL WAITING
To accept a 2nd incoming call while on telephone
2nd calls may also be DEFLECTED using DEFLECT
option
•During a call, if a 2nd party is calling, a “Beep” tone is heard AND
display shows CALL WAITING
•To answer the 2nd call, select and confirm the ACCEPT option
from display
•The 1st call is automatically placed on soft HOLD and you will be
connected to 2nd call
•To end the 2nd call and return to the 1st,press the
DISCONNECT key.
OR
•Hang up from current call. The 2nd call will ring through with
“Recalling” on display.
•Answer telephone
OSVoice – OpenStage 40 Page 4 of 5
Telephone Reference Guide Training Information Provided By: InfoTel Integrated Services
FORWARD
Temporarily redirect calls to another destination
Once the Destination Targets (1 thru 5) are
programmed, user can easily select which target
to forward to.
•Press CALL FORWARD button (gray button with fwd arrow and dot)
•If nothing else is pressed, calls will automatically fwd to
predetermined target…usually voicemail
•To select a different forwarding destination:
oPress Call Forward button, Scroll to and select
Edit Call Forwarding
oScroll down and select ON from ALL CALLS field
oScroll down and select the Destination Field
oScroll down and select Edit favorites
oScroll and pick a Destination (1 thru 5)
oEnter the extension for this destination
oPress OK
oScroll up and select Save & Exit from
Forwarding Favourites screen
oNOTE: Before exiting the Forward Status screen,
be sure that the correct fwd target is displayed in the
DESTINATION field.
oScroll up and select Save & Exit from Call
Forward Status screen
oPress the Menu Button (illuminated) to return to your
telephony HOME screen.
To Cancel Forwarding:
•Press Call Forwarding button (illumination of button is
deactivated)
CALL LOG/LIST
The CALL LOG/LIST icon will appear in DISPLAY if a call is RECEIVED,
FORWARDED, MISSED OR DIALED. Once thelist isviewed, the ICON will
deactivate.
Each call list may contain up to 30 entries. Once this limit is reached, the oldest
entry in the log is deleted.
Multiple calls from the same number are only listed once. The number of call
attempts is logged in the “Details” context Menu..
TO ACCESS A NUMBER FROM YOUR CALL LOG/LIST:
•From Idle Menu, Press the ENVELOPE/Mailbox button
•Scroll and select OK at Call Log Envelope to open/view
•Select from: MISSED, DIALED, RECEIVED or FORWARDED
calls
•Scroll and select a number from the list
TO PROGRAM A SENSOR BUTTON ON
TELEPHONE
IF a 1-touch speed dial number is desired,
be sure to select “Selected Dialing” in the
Normal or Shifted field.
•Press and hold sensor button to be programmed
•Once Program Screen appears, Scroll down to Normal OR
Shifted field and press OK
•Scroll down and select desired feature for button
•Scroll down to Label field and press OK
•Using keypad, type desired label for button (if applicable)
•Select OK in bottom corner
•Scroll down to Settings and press OK
•Type number for the system to speed dial
•Scroll down and select OK
•Scroll up and select Save & Exit from Options field
•Press the Menu Button (illuminated) to return to your telephony
HOME screen. (if necessary
OSVoice – OpenStage 40 Page 5 of 5
Telephone Reference Guide Training Information Provided By: InfoTel Integrated Services
AUDIO SETTINGS ♫
•Press the MENU Button
•Select SETTINGS
•Access USER menu (If prompted, password is 123456)
•Scroll to and select Audio
•Scroll to and select Volumes or Settings
•Scroll to and select Ringer Melody
•Scroll to and select tone 1 thru 8
•Select Save & Exit and press OK